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Bud Frawley wrote:
> 
> On Wed, 17 Jan 2001 14:41:43 -0500, pb said...
> > Bud Frawley in
> > <50BB0B17EA1FF0AC.5F31A4E3687A8E6D.47A4B61CDC8463AB@lp.airnews.net>:
> >
> > >i guess you just proved you do'nt know how to read or you would know
> > >about the black's who were disinfanchized. i bet you think they wanted to
> > >votre for shrub? LOL! thats a good one! they would of voted for GORE!
> > >thats why they were kept away! i guess you also conveniently forgot for
> > >the seniors who voted for bucannon when they really wanted to votre for
> > >gore. were talking like 19,000 thousands votes for gore that were'nt
> > >counted from these ILEGAL acts. now whos saying bullshit? why do'nt you
> > >go listen to rush fat-baugh so he can tell you what to think tyhats all
> > >your doing!
> >
> > Tell me more about the "black's who were disinfanchized".
> >
> > Have any of them given testimony as to how they were denied the right
> > to cast legal, valid votes?  Didn't think so.
> 
> you think they could testify with the cops waiting for them when they get
> home? ya thats funny!
> >
> > If education counts, I'd say it was *you* who were "disinfanchized" my
> > man.  You make me laugh.
> >
> there was thousands who did'nt get  to vote. they showed them on the news
> the next day.if you stop listening to rush fat-baugh and pay attention to
> the news for a change you would of already know that! its called
> discrimination! i guess you think thats a joke.ya right YOUR the joke
> ifyou think that!

Uh oh, you said you believe the TV.  Rabid right wingers will have a
field day with that one.  To them the 'mainstream media' (with the
exception of Pat O'Reilly on Fox News) is entirely controlled by a few
Jewish Democrats.  They'll never tell us who those few Jewish Democrats
are, but they are convinced they're there.

What can be added to your statement is that in every single election in
any country the margin of error is caused by things like confusing
ballots that are combined with less than educated voters, heavyweight
bureaucracy that makes it easier for people to be disenfranchised, bad
counting (bad counting most of all), and yes, bigotry.  What makes this
case unique is only that the margin of error was greater than the margin
of victory.  That's all that really happened.


In any case, that chapter of the book (so to speak) is over now.  Now
John Ashcroft is having his balls grilled by the senate committee.  It's
sortof comical, especially when Democrat senator Ed Kennedy asks a
question.  I say asks a question, in Kennedy's case it's more like makes
an accusation.  Kennedy sais something like "you did this".  Ashcroft
replies.  "Did Not".  Kennedy: "did too".  Ashcroft: "did not".  And so
on and so forth. :-)

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